A brief introduction to Picasso's life

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Introduction: A Brief Comment on Art

Picasso, a Spaniard, had an extraordinary artistic talent since he was a child. My father is an art teacher, who has received strict painting training in the Academy of Fine Arts and has a solid modeling ability.

His paintings and styles have changed several times in his life, which can be divided into the following periods:

"blue period"

"Rose Red Period"

"black period"

"Cubism period" is divided into two forms: decomposition and synthesis.

"classical period"

"Surrealism period"

Finally, the "abstract period".

Picasso has been a seeker of ever-changing artistic techniques all his life, and impressionism, post-impressionism and animism have all been absorbed by him and re-selected as his own style. His talent lies in maintaining his rough and powerful personality in various variation styles and achieving internal unity and harmony in the application of various techniques. He has reached the pinnacle, and his works, whether ceramics, prints or sculptures, are like childish games. In his life, there was never a specific teacher or a specific child, but no painter who was active in the twentieth century could completely bypass the road opened by Picasso. He said: "When we work in a selfless spirit, sometimes what we do will automatically tend to us. Don't worry too much about everything, because it will come to you suddenly or accidentally, and I think death will be the same! "

He left quietly and lived to the age of 93. He lives according to his own wishes.

Picasso is a modern art magician with original color style. He created a masterpiece with far-reaching influence with gorgeous colored pens. I am afraid that apart from animism, there is no western art that does not originate from him or is absorbed and utilized by him. His creation is diversified, blending the past and the present in one furnace.

Picasso's relatives:

Picasso painted many pictures in his life, one of which was his wife, lover, children and friends. In the paintings of the people he likes, the painter pours infinite tenderness.

Picasso has always been a controversial person, except for his extraordinary talent that people admire and admire. He painted many pictures for his wife, lover and children, but his relatives have different views on this talented painter. Picasso died in 1973 at the age of 9 1. When he was alive, people rushed to make friends with him. A quarter of a century after his death, the world is still debating his story and reputation.

Picasso's achievements in painting can be described as the pinnacle, but his family affairs are in a mess. His tragic story is well known: his widow Jacqueline Rock committed suicide; So did one of his lovers, Mariel Dreiser, who gave birth to his daughter Maya. After Jacqueline kicked him out of his grandfather's funeral, his grandson Ba brito also committed suicide. Barbara Toto's sister Marina wrote some memoirs two years ago, exposing her miserable childhood and blaming all the faults on Picasso.

Frances Gillot is the only woman in Picasso's life who abandoned him. She gave birth to two children, Claude and Paloma. She left Picasso and a pair of children on 1953. Later, she collaborated with an art critic to write My Life with Picasso. This book is bold and detailed, writing almost everything, even the painter's sexual adventure. This book was published in 1964, which was rare at that time and caused an uproar. In retaliation, Picasso refused to see her children again.

New york Museum of Modern Art has a collection of 230 Picasso's works, a considerable part of which are paintings made by artists for their relatives. Among the master's wife and lover, only Frances is still alive. Claude and Paloma born to her and Maya born to Mariel are Picasso's only three children.

Francis is 76 years old. Thin neck, aquiline nose and arched eyebrows still look like Picasso painted her. They met in 1943, when Frances was a 2 1 year-old painter, young and ambitious, while Picasso was 62 years old and was in love with Dora Moore, a Yugoslav female painter and photographer. Francis is a passionate woman with a calm appearance. She decided to win fame and appreciation by her real talent and knowledge. In this regard, Paloma said: "If my mother doesn't know my father, she has the right to be called an artist. However, for some reason, because she knew my father, she lost this right. People are always reluctant to give her the title of artist. " Claude even thought that his mother's works had a great shock to Picasso, and "a dialogue was established between them".

Frances's life has always revolved around Picasso's art. When she published "My Life with Picasso", the admirers of the master said that the book was full of egoism and revenge. Today, however, even Francis's critics use it as a basis when they talk about Picasso in the 1940s and 1950s. It is true that this book is full of despicable things, but after more than 30 years, it is still a serious biography of a talented artist with complex personality.

Frances, who now lives in new york, thinks that the paintings made for her by the masters in those years show their intimate relationship with soft lines and abstract shadows. There is a picture that looks like Picasso connecting all the points of the portrait with a symmetrical outline. This painting method has just begun to be tried. She said: "When both men and women are painters, everything in the works is emotional." In her view, "for Picasso, painting a woman is a way to seduce her" and "other women identify themselves through their portraits". So when Picasso stopped painting them, it was all over for them. "But she didn't sink in. "She was never enclosed in her own portrait, so she didn't become his prisoner." .

Claude, who is over 500 years old, has a pair of black eyes and a very strong body. The similarity between him and his father is obvious. Nominated by the Picasso Estate Management Court, the Picasso Management Committee was established in 1995 to control the right to copy and use his works. He himself is a living catalogue of thousands of paintings, sculptures, sketches and prints left by Picasso. His office in Paris is covered with his father's paintings. Picasso once painted a picture of two people for him and his sister Paloma. When he was a child, he sat in a toy car with his eyes shining and his sister was playing with a small train. There is also a photo of his mother and his brother and sister. In the photo, he is holding a pencil and a blank sheet of paper. For him, this painting represents the future of their family and everything written on this paper later.

Brother and sister suffered a heavy blow at the age of 16 and 14 respectively: after the book was published, they lost their father in their lives. The two brothers and sisters visited their father again and again, but his father shut himself in the house and didn't even answer the phone. Even if we don't meet, we will go to my father's house together or separately several times a year. In a sense, Claude is now the protector of his father's legacy and reputation. His own wish is to be a filmmaker, writer and photographer. He said: "I am very lucky. As the son of an outstanding great artist, Picasso himself has become the cause of our family." Father didn't get the pleasure of watching him grow up, but he was no longer angry about it.

Paloma has a well-known face, which is attributed to her perfume advertisement. In the advertisement, she has red lips as bright as fire, a pair of deep and bright eyes from her father and a waterfall of black hair. She is 49 years old, and people will find her much more modest and kind. She said that her father never asked them to pose when painting them. He paints from memory and gets inspiration from imagination. Picasso was a child lover. He painted many children's pictures. However, it is obvious that he never painted his own children when he was a teenager or when he grew up. For him, when the child grows up, it is another matter. Paloma believes that her father's failure to see her later was instigated by others, especially her stepmother Jacqueline, who she felt was a threat to herself. She clearly remembers 1976 meeting her father in the street, which was the first and last time she saw him after 13.

Paloma and playwright Raphael Robles 108 1995 broke up, and her ex-husband started a property war. Paloma's wealth is about $6543.8+700 million. Her economic kingdom has cosmetics, perfume and jewelry businesses. Of course, her father left her paintings worth more than 600 million dollars. Her ex-husband asked for half of all these wealth, except a high monthly living allowance, on the grounds that he gave up his career as a playwright and ran her business with his wife, which played a decisive role in her success. Unfortunately, Paloma praised her husband in a similar way on their beautiful days of singing with him. The property division war accepted by the London court has intensified recently, but its end is still far away. It is said that this may be the "most expensive" divorce ever. In order to forget her troubles, Paloma had to devote herself to her work and her new love, a French doctor named Eric Dunette.

Claude and Paloma's illegitimate sister Maya and her husband live in Paris. He is a retired naval officer. She looked in good spirits in her sixties. Maya hasn't seen her father much since 1956, which means that she was expelled from her life by her father just after she turned 20. In fact, she has never lived with her father. Shortly after her birth, Picasso lived with Dora, and later she was replaced by Francis. At that time, his legal wife was Olga Koklova. Her mother was superstitious. After being abandoned by Picasso, she still kept her nails and hair cut by him. 1977 when mother committed suicide, these things belonged to Maya. "Unexpectedly, with such crazy parents, I am still normal." This is a joke she often tells. However, what really surprises Picasso experts is that Maya is now engaged in the work of distinguishing the authenticity of her father's works. Although she is not very professional, she has been highly praised by experts.

Brief introduction of Picasso's ceramic works;

Picasso was an artistic genius. He dabbled in and tried many fields of art. Although people are no strangers to his oil paintings, sketches and even sculptures, there are still some other aspects that need to be deeply understood, such as pottery. In this issue, some small painted pottery sculptures and painted pottery vessels created by him are selected, which helps to understand Picasso's extraordinary artistic imagination and creativity, as well as his in-depth understanding of the whole artistic process. From these works, it is not difficult to find that Picasso got creative inspiration from folk pottery, and the works created by these inspirations surpassed the whole art history.